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[[File:Skill TS4 Knitting.png|left|60px]] '''Knitting''' is a [[skill]] included in ''[[The Sims 4: Nifty Knitting Stuff]]''. Leveling up in this skill lets Sims knit various articles of clothing, furniture and decorations.<ref name="Rocking Chair blog">{{cite web|title=THE SIMS 4 NIFTY KNITTING: ROCKING CHAIRS PREVIEW|url=https://simscommunity.info/2020/05/12/the-sims-4-nifty-knitting-rocking-chair-preview/|publisher=The Sims Community|date=May 12, 2020|accessdate=May 12, 2020}}</ref> Any Sim aged [[child]] and older can build this skill, and Sims who achieve at least level 5 are able to teach it to other Sims. |
[[File:Skill TS4 Knitting.png|left|60px]] '''Knitting''' is a [[skill]] included in ''[[The Sims 4: Nifty Knitting Stuff]]''. Leveling up in this skill lets Sims knit various articles of clothing, furniture and decorations.<ref name="Rocking Chair blog">{{cite web|title=THE SIMS 4 NIFTY KNITTING: ROCKING CHAIRS PREVIEW|url=https://simscommunity.info/2020/05/12/the-sims-4-nifty-knitting-rocking-chair-preview/|publisher=The Sims Community|date=May 12, 2020|accessdate=May 12, 2020}}</ref> Any Sim aged [[child]] and older can build this skill, and Sims who achieve at least level 5 are able to teach it to other Sims. |
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==Overview== |
==Overview== |
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To begin learning the knitting skill, a Sim must have a |
To begin learning the knitting skill, a Sim must have a [[yarn basket]] in their [[inventory]]. As their skill improves, they will be able to choose to knit either objects or clothing. |
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Knitted clothing has the option to add it to the household's wardrobe, unlocking it for use in [[Create a Sim]]. Otherwise, both objects and clothing can be sold from the inventory, sold on [[Plopsy]], donated to charity, or given to another Sim as a gift. [[Baby]] onesies can be worn by having an older Sim dress the baby in its [[bassinet]]. |
Knitted clothing has the option to add it to the household's wardrobe, unlocking it for use in [[Create a Sim]]. Otherwise, both objects and clothing can be sold from the inventory, sold on [[Plopsy]], donated to charity, or given to another Sim as a gift. [[Baby]] onesies can be worn by having an older Sim dress the baby in its [[bassinet]]. |
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Sims can pause and resume knitting projects at any time, or "frog" them to discard them and recover a few [[Simoleon]]s that were spent on materials. |
Sims can pause and resume knitting projects at any time, or "frog" them to discard them and recover a few [[Simoleon]]s that were spent on materials. If ''[[The Sims 4: Cottage Living]]'' is installed, [[llama]] wool can be used to negate knitting costs. |
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==Skill levels== |
==Skill levels== |
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Latest revision as of 20:35, 27 June 2021
Knitting
A family knitting together.
Knitting is a skill included in The Sims 4: Nifty Knitting Stuff. Leveling up in this skill lets Sims knit various articles of clothing, furniture and decorations.[1] Any Sim aged child and older can build this skill, and Sims who achieve at least level 5 are able to teach it to other Sims.
Description[edit | edit source]
Get comfortable and turn on some tunes, because it's time to knit! Use your talents to dress your family, decorate your house, or make some Simoleons on the side. No wrong answers here, just get to stitching!
Overview[edit | edit source]
To begin learning the knitting skill, a Sim must have a yarn basket in their inventory. As their skill improves, they will be able to choose to knit either objects or clothing.
Knitted clothing has the option to add it to the household's wardrobe, unlocking it for use in Create a Sim. Otherwise, both objects and clothing can be sold from the inventory, sold on Plopsy, donated to charity, or given to another Sim as a gift. Baby onesies can be worn by having an older Sim dress the baby in its bassinet.
Sims can pause and resume knitting projects at any time, or "frog" them to discard them and recover a few Simoleons that were spent on materials. If The Sims 4: Cottage Living is installed, llama wool can be used to negate knitting costs.
Skill levels[edit | edit source]
| Level | Unlocked crafts | Other unlocks |
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| 1 | Bear beanies and tiger beanies for toddlers and older | |
| 2 | Crew socks, low cut socks and mid calf socks for children and older | |
| 3 | Mailbox cozies and hanging plant holders | |
| 4 | Cable knit rugs | |
| 5 | Sweaters for children and older | Teaching other Sims to knit |
| 6 | Pouf chairs | |
| 7 | Decorative plushies, including an octopus, a penguin, a cactus and a llama | |
| 8 | Onesies for babies and toddlers | |
| 9 | Sweater/scarf combos for teens and older | |
| 10 | Claire the Bear and Lil' Grim toys | Mentoring other Sims so that their knitting skill improves faster |
References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ THE SIMS 4 NIFTY KNITTING: ROCKING CHAIRS PREVIEW. The Sims Community (May 12, 2020). Retrieved on May 12, 2020.